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Hi,<br />
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Bought a WD Wireless Pro with 2TB for sharing movies while in car (don't have it yet):<br />
<a href="https://www.wdc.com/products/portable-storage/my-passport-wireless-pro.html" rel="ugc">https://www.wdc.com/products/portable-storage/my-passport-wireless-pro.html</a><br />
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Now there is a Plex server on board, so I installed Plex app on Android. <br />
How on earth is this Plex app working? Just see, start, podcasts, news, pictures (need none of them), then &quot;more&quot;, where you can select movies, films, series. Yes, movies I need. When I click movies, it points me to a website &quot;howto&quot; setup.<br />
But how should I configure it to connect to a Plex server, don't see any option there?<br />
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Note: got a Synology NAS which has a Plex server too (but using VideoStation right now), any chance I could keep both (if I would install Plex on the Synology) Plex servers in sync?<br />
<br />
J.
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Hi,

Bought a WD Wireless Pro with 2TB for sharing movies while in car (don't have it yet):
https://www.wdc.com/products/portable-storage/my-passport-wireless-pro.html

Now there is a Plex server on board, so I installed Plex app on Android. 
How on earth is this Plex app working? Just see, start, podcasts, news, pictures (need none of them), then "more", where you can select movies, films, series. Yes, movies I need. When I click movies, it points me to a website "howto" setup.
But how should I configure it to connect to a Plex server, don't see any option there?

Note: got a Synology NAS which has a Plex server too (but using VideoStation right now), any chance I could keep both (if I would install Plex on the Synology) Plex servers in sync?

J.

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